Country Teasers

Country Teasers, a punk rock band from Edinburgh, Scotland, are well known for their unusual and sarcastic approach to the genre. Two of their most well-known songs are "Thank You God for Making Me an Angel," a slower, more melancholy song with a hint of irony, and "Golden Apples," an energetic song with memorable lyrics. Another fan favorite, "Spiderman In The Flesh" has a cool bassline and distorted vocals.

Other standout songs on Country Teasers include "Points Of View," a political song with a strong message, "David I Hope You Don't Mind," a snarky and amusing take on a love ballad, and "Hairy Wine," a brisk and energizing piece that displays the band's raw punk style. While "Black Change" is a slower, darker song with haunting vocals, "Panty Shots" is a contentious but catchy melody with provocative lyrics.

Finally, "Devil on My Back" is a gritty and aggressive single with a strong guitar riff, and "No Limits" is a basic punk rock anthem with a sing-along chorus. Overall, with lyrics that are frequently ludicrous but always thought-provoking, Country Teasers give a distinctive and irreverent take on punk rock music. Although not everyone will enjoy their music, those who do will find it to be a breath of new air in a sometimes overly formulaic genre.

In recent years, the punk rock group Country Teasers from Edinburgh, United Kingdom, has put out a number of CDs. Split (W.O.A.R./W.O.A) (2008), their most recent album, displays their distinctive style of rowdy punk rock with lyrics that are frequently political and combative. Songs on the CD like "Looking for a Victim" and "The Fool on the Hill" are sure to get listeners up and dancing.

Country Teasers' 2006 album "The Empire Strikes Back," which includes songs like "Points of View" and "New York City" and combines punk rock with a hint of country twang, was released before "Split." The group also published "Live Album" in 2005, which has the songs "Golden Apples" and "Thank You God for Making Me an Angel" and highlights their spirited live performances.

The music of Country Teasers is not for the faint of heart, as its lyrics frequently address sensitive subjects and go beyond what is deemed appropriate in punk rock. However, Country Teasers' most recent releases are certain to please aficionados of the genre who value unadulterated, unabashed music that doesn't hold back.